Guest guest Posted May 20, 1999 Report Share Posted May 20, 1999 At 05/19/1999, you wrote: >Message: 1 > Wed, 19 May 1999 15:19:36 -0400 > RST G <synapse7 >To Kenneth RE: Lemon Balm > >I don't know much about jerusalem artichokes but Lemon Balm I do. It is >not really too invasive. It looks like mint but doesn't really act like >it but it is perennial. It grows pretty big by the end of the summer. It >is wonderful stuff. I think it depends upon which climate you're in. I keep my lemon balm Re-strained in a pot. Here's a clip from Mauny - from Seattle. She goes on to talk about tea. It make great tea! --[http://www.maunyskitchen.com/foodbite.asp?fbid=158]------ Lemon Balm I don't know what possessed me - but about four years ago I bought the most unassuming little lemon balm plant and made a home for it at the edge of my p-patch. I should have paid a little more attention to its pedigree...it is, after all, a member of the mint family. I now have a lemon balm p-patch - it could probably be now called the Kudzu of the Northwest! * - - - - - * Pat Hanneman's Kitchen - recipe home page http://home.earthlink.net/~kitpath/index.html Link up to Amer Soybeans and Recipes; To MasterCook Recipes; Food Sections; more Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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